The Dallas Cowboys, struggling at 3-4-1, are reportedly targeting pass-rushers like Bradley Chubb and Arden Key before the NFL trade deadline. Despite

Kyler Murray comes home to North Texas as his Arizona Cardinals (2-5) face the Dallas Cowboys (3-4-1). Dallas hopes to regain its offensive firepower back on its home turf, while Murray, an Allen and OU product, puts his unbeaten streak at AT&T Stadium on the line.

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Looking to overcome that atrocious defense will be the Cowboys’ potent offense, led by Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb, who aim to rebound from a blowout loss in Denver last week. Dallas is living on the edge of the playoff chase. A win at home is mandatory to stay at least on that perimeter.

The Dallas Cowboys are expected to be "aggressive" at the NFL trade deadline, and their available salary cap space paves the way for Jerry Jones to make a splash move.

If the Cowboys are to make a trade, it would come as no surprise if a defensive addition were to be made. Dallas could also subtract on that side of the ball.

On Monday Night Football, the Dallas Cowboys appear to be playing their last cards of the season when they host the Arizona Cardinals. With a 3-4-1 record, Dallas sits in second pl

Veteran backup Jacoby Brissett will start his third straight game at quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals on Monday night against the Dallas Cowboys while Kyler Murray continues to recover from a lin